Re: The Jaggers unite for grandad Joe's funeral
Date: November 30, 2006 10:05
Well said. Even if you make the argument that the band are famous and should expect to have no privacy, the funeral was about Joe, not about his children or grandchildren. I have sadly organised several family funerals over the last couple of years, how onearth you find the strength to deal with this kind of squit from the tabloids at the same time is just beyond me
hikinglulu Wrote:
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> It amazes me that people feel they have the right
> to criticize anyone regarding such a somber and
> private issue. We may love the Stones' music and
> that love may make you feel like you are a part of
> their lives, but seriously, think about it - they
> are performers with private lives. We are not
> their friends and family, and have no close
> relationship with them to allow us to discuss this
> and broadcast our opinions about them. It is
> really none of our business. A family death is a
> very private matter and should be treated as such.
> I think everyone owes Mick that respect.
> By posting articles from "gossip colums" and by
> making this a discussion thread, we only serve to
> encourage the paparazzi to take photos of private
> family moments and continue this disrespectful
> behavior. They have given us their music and
> entertained us for decades, don't we owe him the
> decency of grieving in private?